Photograph
September 1950 (photographed)
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Photograph depicting Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Charles in an interior of Clarence House. Princess Elizabeth wears a checked silk dress and is seated on the arm of a chair upholstered in floral fabric. She smiles broadly. Her young son is seated upon the chair, holding his hands together with his fingers interlaced. They both look with interest, towards a point to one side of the camera. In the background a folding screen or panel is visible, embroidered with detailed patterns, figures and scenarios.
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Materials and techniques | photography |
Brief description | Royal Portrait by Cecil Beaton (1904-1980). Photograph depicting Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) with Prince Charles. Clarence House, September 1950. |
Physical description | Photograph depicting Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth II) and Prince Charles in an interior of Clarence House. Princess Elizabeth wears a checked silk dress and is seated on the arm of a chair upholstered in floral fabric. She smiles broadly. Her young son is seated upon the chair, holding his hands together with his fingers interlaced. They both look with interest, towards a point to one side of the camera. In the background a folding screen or panel is visible, embroidered with detailed patterns, figures and scenarios. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed to the Museum in 1987 by Eileen Hose, secretary to the photographer |
Production | Cecil Beaton photographed members of the royal family from 1930-1979. |
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Other number | B504/74 - Beaton's number |
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Accession number | PH.610-1987 |
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Record created | June 8, 2009 |
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